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Vogue Russia October 2010 : Natasha Poly by Terry Richardson

I quite like Natasha's ed with Terry. I like the colourful styling.
 
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So is this the last work of Simon Robbins?
 
Vogue Russia October 2010

Terry Richardson


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Vogue Russia October 2010



The Brightest
Photography: Terry Richardson
Styling: Simon Robins
Hair: Yannick d'Ys
Makeup: Frank B
Model: Natasha Poly


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Early '10s, I miss. Anything after 2012, nah. Anyway, these Terry Richardson shoots were amazing. Sue me.
 
^^For me, 2010 was the end of fashion. There were a few fab moments I can think of, mostly from Prada and Marc Jacobs in 2010-2012…but I almost don’t remember a single thing since. It’s all been forgettable and low quality since the financial crash of ‘09.
 
^^^ It was bittersweet at best. It was the beginning of the end. Most, if not all the photographers became complacent, even arrogant and blatantly lazy: They were coasting on their name brand. Doesn’t matter who you are, how big your name is, and what creative vision you’ve brought in the past: If you’re no longer putting in your all, you don’t deserve the role, the job, the status, anymore. (It’s so odd how some people will continue to be loyal, and defend a name, a brand, when it no longer puts in the effort. And what’s even more odd is how personal and defensive they will take it when you criticize how lazy, how complacent a name/brand has become.)

That the socio-political unrest in fashion were just a few years away from manifestation to remove, eradicate and erase them from their ennui is almost deserved, in retrospect. The industry’s current creative-bankruptcy, and into an even more abysmal blackhole is deserving in that respect. We complained about how sloppy these creatives became back then— only to have them replaced with even sloppier, utterly incompetent creatives LOOOL

Admittedly, the 2010s was a messy fashion decade. But this current one is messier. …Will there be a messiest one before things start to get better???
 

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